LLMOps Course

3 Months Featured Specialization Architect level

Production LLM infrastructure training for engineers — serving, observability, evaluation gates, secure releases, and cost control.

Program fee

35,000

One-time payment

What You Will Build

6 production systems — each with deployable infra artifacts you present in interviews and ship at work. 01 Multi-Model Inference Gateway Unified API with latency SLAs, concurrency limits, and fallback routing. Load test report (p95/p99 at representative concurrency — e.g., 500 concurrent users) Grafana dashboard: throughput, error rate, GPU utilization Canary rollout config with eval gate and auto-rollback 02 RAG Pipeline with Eval Harness Retrieval-augmented generation with continuous evaluation — not a one-off demo. Ragas faithfulness + relevancy scores with acceptance thresholds LangSmith trace dashboard: retriever latency, chunk hit-rate CI gate: golden-set regression blocks deploy if recall drops beyond an agreed threshold (e.g., 5%) 03 Fine-Tuning Ops Pipeline LoRA/QLoRA adapter to merged production model with eval gates and version control. MLflow experiment tracker: adapter lineage and eval pass/fail Merge + quantization script with before/after benchmark Blue-green deploy manifest with traffic-split config 04 LLM Observability Stack Instrument, monitor, and debug LLM systems under production load. Langfuse integration: per-request cost tracking and token burn dashboards Alert rules: p95 breach, hallucination spike, budget cap exceeded Drift detection: semantic similarity regression across weekly snapshots 05 Secure Multi-Agent System Agentic workflows with tool allowlisting, circuit breakers, and audit trails. LangGraph agent DAG with retry nodes and timeout policies Security config: tool allowlist, schema validation, RBAC Agent observability: step-level tracing and failure modes 06 Cost-Optimized Multi-Cloud Deploy Route traffic across providers and stay within budget caps. Model router config: latency-aware routing with cost thresholds Budget burn dashboard with Slack alerts at 80% cap Failover test: provider-down scenario with auto-switch latency

Multi-Model Inference Gateway

Unified API with latency SLAs, concurrency limits, and fallback routing.

RAG Pipeline with Eval Harness

Retrieval-augmented generation with continuous evaluation — not a one-off demo.

Fine-Tuning Ops Pipeline

LoRA/QLoRA adapter to merged production model with eval gates and version control.

LLM Observability Stack

Instrument, monitor, and debug LLM systems under production load.

Secure Multi-Agent System

Agentic workflows with tool allowlisting, circuit breakers, and audit trails.

Cost-Optimized Multi-Cloud Deploy

Route traffic across providers and stay within budget caps.

Why Choose Our LLMOps Course?

Every module is designed around what actually breaks in production — and how to prevent, detect, and recover from it. Master LLM Deployment at Scale Deploy models with vLLM and DeepSpeed across GPU clusters — continuous batching, canary rollouts, and automatic rollback on eval gate failure. PromptOps & Evaluation Pipelines Version, trace, and regression-test prompts with LangSmith. Golden-set pass rate is evaluated against an agreed benchmark (for example, 92%+) before promoting a prompt version. Quantization & Fine-Tuning LoRA/QLoRA adapters to merged production models with eval gates. Quantization tradeoff matrix: INT4 vs INT8 vs FP16 on latency, accuracy, and VRAM. LangChain & LangServe in Production Structured LLM deployment with per-step timeouts, circuit breakers, streaming error recovery, and session-scoped memory with TTL cleanup. Inference Optimization with vLLM High-throughput serving with PagedAttention and tensor parallelism. KV-cache budget sizing, continuous batching, and p95/p99 latency profiling under load. Secure Function Calling & Guardrails Tool allowlisting with schema validation, multi-layer prompt injection defense, and full audit logging — every tool call traced with identity and timestamp. Observability & Cost Control Token-level cost dashboards via Langfuse, budget caps per team/model with auto-throttle, and semantic drift detection with Slack alerting. Multi-Model & Hybrid Deployments Route queries across OpenAI, Claude, and self-hosted models with cost-aware routing, latency SLA tiers, and auto-failover on provider outages. Mentorship from LLMOps Engineers PR-style code reviews on every project, simulated ops drills (latency spikes, GPU failures), and twice-weekly office hours for architecture review.

What is LLMOps?

LLMOps (Large Language Model Operations) is the discipline of deploying, monitoring, and scaling production LLM systems. It covers model serving, evaluation gates, prompt and adapter versioning, observability, security guardrails, and cost control. LLMOps vs MLOps (Engineering Comparison) Area MLOps LLMOps Primary workload Training + batch/online inference for ML models Real-time LLM APIs with token streaming and tool calls Serving & latency Model servers, feature stores, predictable payloads Inference engines (vLLM/TGI/Triton), batching, KV-cache, p95/p99 under load Quality control Offline metrics, data drift, model monitoring Golden-set eval gates, prompt regressions, RAG retrieval quality (Ragas/Promptfoo) Versioning Datasets + model versions Prompts, adapters (LoRA/QLoRA), chains/agents, and configs (MLflow + Git) Observability System + model monitoring Trace-level observability (LangSmith/Langfuse): cost, latency, tool calls, failures Security & governance PII, access control, data lineage Prompt injection defense, tool allowlists, audit logs, policy guardrails

Why LLM Systems Fail in Production

Most failures aren't about prompts — they're operational: serving bottlenecks, missing eval gates, weak observability, and uncontrolled cost. This program teaches the failure modes and the infrastructure patterns to prevent, detect, and recover. Latency spikes & queueing collapse Burst traffic, KV-cache pressure, batching misconfig, cold starts, or upstream dependency failures. Silent quality regressions Prompt edits, adapter updates, or RAG changes ship without golden-set regression testing and acceptance gates. Observability blind spots No traces for tool calls, no cost-per-request visibility, and no drift/hallucination alerting. Security & data leakage Prompt injection, weak authN/authZ, missing tool allowlists, and inadequate audit logging. RAG retrieval mismatch Stale embeddings, broken indexing jobs, chunking issues, and untested retriever changes. Cost explosion No token budgets, no caching strategy, no routing tiers, and no team-level caps with throttle/alerts.

Latency spikes & queueing collapse

Burst traffic, KV-cache pressure, batching misconfig, cold starts, or upstream dependency failures.

Silent quality regressions

Prompt edits, adapter updates, or RAG changes ship without golden-set regression testing and acceptance gates.

Observability blind spots

No traces for tool calls, no cost-per-request visibility, and no drift/hallucination alerting.

Security & data leakage

Prompt injection, weak authN/authZ, missing tool allowlists, and inadequate audit logging.

RAG retrieval mismatch

Stale embeddings, broken indexing jobs, chunking issues, and untested retriever changes.

Cost explosion

No token budgets, no caching strategy, no routing tiers, and no team-level caps with throttle/alerts.

What You Will Actually Learn in This LLMOps Program

Six operational pillars — each taught through hands-on projects with measurable infrastructure outcomes, not slides.

Serving

Deploy LLMs behind production APIs using vLLM, LangServe, and Triton with continuous batching, auto-scaling, and latency SLAs. ▸ p95/p99 latency targets with continuous batching and max-batch-wait tuning ▸ Concurrency limits, queueing policies, and circuit breakers for upstream failures ▸ GPU utilization monitoring with VRAM headroom and KV-cache budget allocation

Fine-Tuning Ops

Run parameter-efficient fine-tuning (LoRA, QLoRA, DPO) with automated evaluation, version control, and artifact tracking via MLflow. ▸ Evaluation gates block adapter promotion if accuracy drops below acceptance threshold ▸ Cost-per-run tracking: GPU-hours, token count, and improvement-per-dollar metrics ▸ Safe adapter merging with runtime compatibility checks and safetensors export

Observability

Instrument every LLM call with LangSmith and Langfuse — trace prompts, measure cost-per-token, detect drift, and set alerts. ▸ Structured trace export via OpenTelemetry with session-based token tracking ▸ Drift detection: semantic similarity regression across weekly golden-set snapshots ▸ Alert rules: p95 latency breach, hallucination spike, budget cap exceeded → Slack/PagerDuty

Course Curriculum

Serving LLMs
Module 1: Inference
  • LLM Serving and Scaling
  • Batching and caching
  • p95/p99 latency
Module 2: Observability
  • Traces and dashboards
  • Error budgets
  • Cost Optimization
RAGOps
Module 3: RAG in production
  • Retrieval evaluation
  • Golden-set regression
  • Chunk hit-rate
Module 4: Prompt operations
  • Prompt Versioning and Governance
  • Canary rollouts
  • Eval gates
AgentOps
Module 5: Agent operations
  • AgentOps
  • Tool-call auditing
  • Safety filters

Frequently asked questions

What You Will Build

6 production systems — each with deployable infra artifacts you present in interviews and ship at work. 01 Multi-Model Inference Gateway Unified API with latency SLAs, concurrency limits, and fallback routing. Load test report (p95/p99 at representative concurrency — e.g., 500 concurrent users) Grafana dashboard: throughput, error rate, GPU utilization Canary rollout config with eval gate and auto-rollback 02 RAG Pipeline with Eval Harness Retrieval-augmented generation with continuous evaluation — not a one-off demo. Ragas faithfulness + relevancy scores with acceptance thresholds LangSmith trace dashboard: retriever latency, chunk hit-rate CI gate: golden-set regression blocks deploy if recall drops beyond an agreed threshold (e.g., 5%) 03 Fine-Tuning Ops Pipeline LoRA/QLoRA adapter to m

Why Choose Our LLMOps Course?

Every module is designed around what actually breaks in production — and how to prevent, detect, and recover from it. Master LLM Deployment at Scale Deploy models with vLLM and DeepSpeed across GPU clusters — continuous batching, canary rollouts, and automatic rollback on eval gate failure. PromptOps & Evaluation Pipelines Version, trace, and regression-test prompts with LangSmith. Golden-set pass rate is evaluated against an agreed benchmark (for example, 92%+) before promoting a prompt version. Quantization & Fine-Tuning LoRA/QLoRA adapters to merged production models with eval gates. Quantization tradeoff matrix: INT4 vs INT8 vs FP16 on latency, accuracy, and VRAM. LangChain & LangServe in Production Structured LLM deployment with per-step timeouts, circuit breakers, streaming error rec

What is LLMOps?

LLMOps (Large Language Model Operations) is the discipline of deploying, monitoring, and scaling production LLM systems. It covers model serving, evaluation gates, prompt and adapter versioning, observability, security guardrails, and cost control. LLMOps vs MLOps (Engineering Comparison) Area MLOps LLMOps Primary workload Training + batch/online inference for ML models Real-time LLM APIs with token streaming and tool calls Serving & latency Model servers, feature stores, predictable payloads Inference engines (vLLM/TGI/Triton), batching, KV-cache, p95/p99 under load Quality control Offline metrics, data drift, model monitoring Golden-set eval gates, prompt regressions, RAG retrieval quality (Ragas/Promptfoo) Versioning Datasets + model versions Prompts, adapters (LoRA/QLoRA), chains/agent

Why LLM Systems Fail in Production

Most failures aren't about prompts — they're operational: serving bottlenecks, missing eval gates, weak observability, and uncontrolled cost. This program teaches the failure modes and the infrastructure patterns to prevent, detect, and recover. Latency spikes & queueing collapse Burst traffic, KV-cache pressure, batching misconfig, cold starts, or upstream dependency failures. Silent quality regressions Prompt edits, adapter updates, or RAG changes ship without golden-set regression testing and acceptance gates. Observability blind spots No traces for tool calls, no cost-per-request visibility, and no drift/hallucination alerting. Security & data leakage Prompt injection, weak authN/authZ, missing tool allowlists, and inadequate audit logging. RAG retrieval mismatch Stale embeddings, brok

What You Will Actually Learn in This LLMOps Program

Six operational pillars — each taught through hands-on projects with measurable infrastructure outcomes, not slides.

Why Engineers Trust This Program

No marketing fluff — here is exactly how we back up every claim on this page.

How the Cohort Works

Live instruction, async reviews, and always-on support — designed so working engineers don't have to pause their day jobs to level up.

Which AI Infrastructure Track Fits You?

Three tracks, one goal — production-ready AI. Pick the depth that matches where you are. MLOps End-to-end ML pipelines Model versioning & CI/CD Docker + K8s for ML MLflow & feature stores Explore MLOps YOU ARE HERE LLMOps LLM deployment & operations vLLM, LangServe, TGI serving LangSmith & Langfuse tracing Quantization & cost control AIOps MLOps + LLMOps + AgentOps combined Full-stack AI infrastructure RAG pipelines & PromptOps Agent deployment & governance Explore AIOps

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